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JKSU appeals Governor to revocation SRO - 202

8/22/2018 11:34:33 PM

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Jammu, Aug 22: Girls activists of Jammu Kashmir Student Union (JKSU) held a meeting at Jammu and demanded immediate abrogation of SRO 202 of 2015 in the larger interest of educated youth.
Addressing the meeting JKSU president Lucky Singh showed deep anguish and resentment over the exploitation of educated youths of the state. Lucky criticized govt. for step motherly treatment being meted out to well educated youth of J&K state and said implementation of clause 9 with regard to pay fixation of article 14 & 39 enshrined in the Indian constitution. Lucky highlighted shortcomings of said SRO. He said that SRO 202 is absolutely deception with youth of State and promulgation of said SRO have depressed newly recruited appointees by getting only basic salary without any allowances, which is insufficient in this sky rolling market. He said that at this SRO 202 under which during the five years the appointee shall be entitled to minimum pay scale which is not more than 10, 000 employees under this policy gets Rs 330/ per day which is even less then labourer. On the occasion Co-convnor, Partap Singh Jamwal said that it is surprising to note that BJP who got immense mandate, 25 seats from Jammu showed no resentment against this New Recruitment Policy.

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